Chapter

 1 VI  |         cast off military clothing sold by public auction?”~“Yes;
 2 VI  |          are not the articles thus sold marked in some way?”~“Assuredly.”~“
 3 VI  |           them, and the person who sold these clothes will certainly
 4 VIII|           after a certain time, is sold—for nothing is wasted at
 5 XI  |    traveling-carriage; it had been sold, but he was not to give
 6 XVII|          his shop. But whom had he sold it to? He could not recollect,
 7 XVII|            Ah! Doisty, the man who sold me those diamonds, must
 8 XVII|           as a poppy, young man. I sold these diamonds to a great
 9 XVII|        personal property should be sold—not even excepting her wardrobe—
10 XVII| consequently tell whom it had been sold to. On the contrary, however,
11 XVII|            of the various articles sold. Several lots of jewelry
12 XVII|            this lady possessed was sold?” inquired Lecoq.~“Everything.”~“
13 XX  |            have come too late; she sold the house about a month
14 XXIV|          all her property had been sold, what did you do?”~“You
15 XXIV|            have given them away or sold them. And who could she
16 XXIV|             And who could she have sold them to? To one of her lady
17 XXIV|             Those articles! Why, I sold them to an individual like